Cruchley's Twelve Miles Around London, 1826 temple Tom Rakewell loses his second

Tom Rakewell loses his second fortune at the gambling tables at the White's Club and rages at his ill luck

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and takes in most of London with the Tower to the left and Westminster to the right

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Cruchley's Twelve Miles Around London, 1826 temple Tom Rakewell loses his secondCruchley's Twelve Miles Around London folding map was originally published in 1826 by G F Cruchley of 38 Ludgate Street. George Frederick Cruchley (1796 1880) founded his map publishing business in the early 1820s and his maps were notable for their clarity and quality. The map extends 12 miles from central London in each direction, and so has a circular format. This distance was selected because it was the expected distance that a rider on horseback